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Watch Out, Google: Microsoft Just Opened Up Bing AI For Everyone - $MSFT $GOOGL

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Microsoft has made some significant updates to its search engine Bing and Edge browser. Microsoft has upped the ante with new updates on Thursday. The latest updates to Bing and Edge allow users to perform multimedia searches, keep chat history while browsing the web, share and export conversations, and use “actions” to assist. Most ...

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